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Season 1

10 episodes · Jun 5, 2020

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  • Spike Lee
    S1E1

    Spike Lee

    Jun 5, 202029m

    Lee's film School Daze propels an educator to become the president of a historically black college.

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  • Lin-Manuel Miranda
    S1E2

    Lin-Manuel Miranda

    Jun 5, 202029m

    The Hamilton creator inspires a father and daughter to overcome the challenges of fighting cancer.

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  • Stevie Wonder
    S1E3

    Stevie Wonder

    Jun 5, 202029m

    Discovering Wonder's music restores the faith of a woman who woke up blind and helps her reconnect with the world.

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  • Oprah Winfrey
    S1E4

    Oprah Winfrey

    Jun 5, 202029m

    Winfrey's trailblazing journey motivates a Georgia man to confront racism and run for elected office in his hometown.

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  • Gloria Steinem
    S1E5

    Gloria Steinem

    Jun 5, 202029m

    A woman is emboldened by Steinem's feminist activism to become a doctor at a time when society expected her to be a homemaker.

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  • Big Bird
    S1E6

    Big Bird

    Jun 5, 202029m

    The beloved Sesame Street Star helps a young Indian American immigrant feel less alone in her new country.

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  • Jane Goodall
    S1E7

    Jane Goodall

    Jun 5, 202029m

    The animal welfare activist's struggles and triumphs inspire two Balinese teenagers to start a movement of their own.

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  • Aly Raisman
    S1E8

    Aly Raisman

    Jun 5, 202029m

    The perseverance Raisman displayed in her Olympic quest helps a young gymnast who lost her leg defy the odds.

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  • Yara Shahidi
    S1E9

    Yara Shahidi

    Jun 5, 202029m

    Shahidi's commitment to social justice issues empowers a community organizer who grew up in foster homes to change the system.

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  • Misty Copeland
    S1E10

    Misty Copeland

    Jun 5, 202029m

    The groundbreaking African American ballerina motivates an aspiring aerospace engineer to triumph over racial and gender boundaries.

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